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The Yankees are waiting for a diagnosis on injured pitcher Phil Hughes, who is scheduled for more tests Wednesday. "If they find something, they find something," Hughes said. "I'm just anxious to figure out what's going on."
With the Mets in the midst of a 5 game winning streak, Craig was flying high today. So much, in fact, that he made an interesting promise to Boomer if the winning ways continue.
On Thursday night, with the 30th pick in the NFL Draft, the Jets must address a need that has been glaring for the past two years. They have to select a pass rusher.
The guys were very excited to welcome Bert Kreischer, star of Travel Channel's "Bert the Conqueror," into the Allstate studio this morning. The comedian, actor and reality TV host did not disappoint.
We heard tidbits all morning long about Boomer & Craig's day together on the golf course, which -- to this point -- had been described as exhausting. Then the Booms filled us all in on how Craig was cheating throughout the round.
When the guys took a call from Joey in Smithtown, Craig just could not help himself. Joey wanted to express his thoughts about the Yankees' bullpen and eventually he did, but first he had to go through the "process."
Ex-NFL coach Brian Billick joined Boomer & Craig on Wednesday to talk about the recently "ended" 45-day NFL lockout and the upcoming draft.
After throwing around an idea for a television show called, "What Heck Is Going On In Baseball This Week," Boomer began to fill us in on what it's like to play 18 holes of golf -- walking, no less -- with Craig the focus-impaired "motor-mouth."
Craig declared Tuesday to be a "rebirth" for the Mets, so after last night's 6-4 win over the Nationals, the Amazin's' 5th victory in a row, Craigie was feeling pretty darn good this morning.
Josh Thole had three RBIs, including a two-run double that put the Mets ahead run in the sixth inning, and New York ran its winning streak to five games Tuesday night with a 6-4 win over the Washington Nationals.
Brent Lillibridge made two spectacular catches in a row to save the White Sox in the ninth inning and Gavin Floyd pitched Chicago to a 3-2 victory Tuesday night over the suddenly slumping New York Yankees.
A day after a federal judge ended the NFL's 45-day lockout, a small group of Jets showed up at the team's facility Tuesday but were told they would not be allowed to train or work out.
It's been a bad week for former Mets outfielders. Carl Everett, who spent three seasons in New York from 1995-97, was in a Tampa jail Tuesday on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after putting a handgun to his wife's head, according to police records.
Hard to believe that a federal judge in Minnesota would be the one to recognize the interests of NFL fans. But that's exactly what Judge Nelson did at page 87 of her opinion.
Does embattled 1986 Mets outfielder have an unlikely ally in Charlie Sheen? According to TMZ, Sheen fronted 15 percent of Dykstra's $150,000 bail last week -- to the tune of $22,500. However, Dykstra's lawyer refutes the report.
